Can you some how fit this into a dell optiplex 760?
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first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work properly. Good luck. first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work... » Read More first you must have a PCIe x16 slot. Also you will need the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot free. If you have anything connected on the slot directly below the PCIe x16 slot, you will have to take it out and install it on a different slot. The video card takes up 2 whole slots on the motherboard. It is a big and wide video card. I don't know how the slots are arranged or what boards you have installed. But, you must have two free slots, one being a PCIe x16 slot. Also the Video card needs an extra power cable connected at the top of the card. Without it, the Video card won't work properly. Good luck. « Show Less
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Not exactly sure as I don't know how much room you have to work with. I can tell you that the card is 8 and 3/4 inches long, and that you need approximately another inch on top of that to allow for a 6 pin power cable to connect to the back corner.
34753
Judging from some of the pictures I looked at on google images, I don't think it would fit. It does not look like there is enough space in the bay to fit a card this big.
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Optiplex 760 is a Mini Tower from what I've seen online. I believe you need a medium tower for this card to fit decently. I use a HAF 922 which is a medium tower (fits in well with a lot of room for air circulation to keep my PC temperature cool).
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Processor yes, 760 fits, it will be a little hairy to install, but your card is the same length as the one I have in this tower.
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Yes, it will fit in the Dell Optiplex MT configuration computers, its completely single slot.
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it might work with your system but make sure to open the tower and locate the port where the mini half card will go. make sure you have the latest bios just in case. download the intel 5300 drivers from intel.com and install them with the card installed. according to this website it should not be a problem. http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/optiplex-960/pd make sure you find the port before buying and compare...
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I have the tower version of the Dell Optiplex 755. The PC did not have HDMI connection. The Video Card I upgraded it with has a HDMI connection (Radeon HD 4550).
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First, the deceptively simple answer: Yes, it "should" work. Second, for less, and roughly the same: "http://www.amazon.com/SILENT-EAH5450-DI-1GD3-LP/dp/B004VRRN4E/ref=lh_ni_t?ie=UTF8&psc=1&smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER". Thirdly, as mentioned by someone else, make sure you have a free slot :) Fourthly, both versions have additional brackets for full height and half-height type cases. Lastly, for your reference, so you can shop for better price to performance cards, the not so simple answer/explanation. I have mostly used this card in the older legacy Dell Dimensions (eg. 3100, 4700) that have only 1 PCI-E x1 slot. I am not that familair with the Optiplex 760. However, http://www.dell.com/us/dfb/p/optiplex-760/pd, under "Tech Specs" lists it as having an "PCI-e x16" slot. You can get a much better price to value on a slot x16 than a slot x1 type card. The ATI Radeon HD5450 chipset comes on both slot x1 and x16. Currently, slot x16 video cards tend to run cheaper for the same performance than slot x1. Oh, and your Optiplex is PCI-E v2.0 - so 2.1 should also work. So if you decide on another card, just make sure its v2.1 or v2.0 for best compatibility. Moreover, the PCI-E x16 slot is downward compatible meaning you can plug in x1, x4, and x16 PCI-E cards. Please see "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PCI_Express#PCI_Express_4.0" if you wish to further research this.
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I'd say this would fit within the confines of any basic vacant PCI slot, no matter what size the case. I just installed one of these units into an old Micron Millenia (not the most spacious desktop Micron ever made) case I converted over to Ubuntu 12.04 to help a passively cooled GeForce ATX 6200 video card. It works great!
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I honestly have no idea. You'd have to figure out whether or not your Dell case accommodates a Micro ATX motherboard...which is what this board is. Notice I said Micro ATX and not Mini ATX...This is a Micro ATX motherboard.
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I believe so. I have it in a Dell 760 Mini Tower now. I had one PCIE slot as well. To make sure I would contact EVGA support.
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David, you should see in your mother board dell optiplex, and check the model
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I wanted to put this in my optiplex 640 but I didn't realize until I tried to install it that the computer is such a budget machine that the slot it was supposed to mount in was not actually installed to the motherboard. Otherwise I think it would have.
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You were a little vague in regards to the model of your Optiplex PC, What I have seen on the Dell site ( http://www.dell.com/us/business/p/optiplex-desktops?ST=dell%20optiplex%20pc&dgc=ST&cid=263751&lid=4781432&acd=12309152537461010#!facets=116823~0~3611733&p=1 ) your hard drive slot is 3.5". The interface should not be an issue changing from IDE to SATA. That is exactly what this card was designed to do. You may want to also check this site for the many variations of your Optiplex system. ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dell_OptiPlex )
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As long as the OptiPlex uses PCIe cards this one has a "low profile", meaning that it is NOT thick and should easily fit into any Dell tower. It's really easy to remove your old card and install the new one - very easy.
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As I understand you are asking if you will be able to plug this into a thin (9.8 cm / 3.9 in) or a wider (20 cm / 8 in) case/tower/chassis, my answer is yes, you will be able to plug this into both, you will just need to remove few screws that comes in the GPU to "make it one" and turn it into a "two parts" piece, I didn't know this before buying it but I decided to run the risk, when I received it, I was amazed about it, my tower is a 3.9 in of width and I was worried about it, then I opened it and I saw it is divisible. Hope I helped.
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Any matx board will fit into a standard ATX case. The bigger question is if the dell case is standard. The motherboard is mounted upsidedown in the xps 630i essentially but the IO panel is your standard snap in, not the typical predrilled dell stuff so its perfect for reuse. The main issues will be rewiring for the powerbuttons, usb ports and the custom led and fan controller mounted on a special mini board with some sort of proprietary connect.
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I believe the Optiplex's use matx motherboards which this case supports so it should work. The only issue you might have is the Optiplex power supply they vary model to model.(no problem if you have an ATX power supply in yours)
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Hell Anthony. Thank you for your interest. This Dell Optiplex 755 has 1 PCI-E x16 slot and 1 PCI-E x1 slot, and 2 PCI slots.